
The western edges of Tahlequah and the rural communities of Gideon and Shady Grove define the landscape of Cherokee County in this recent topographical study. The map illustrates a region transitioning from the suburban outskirts of the county seat to the wooded uplands of the Boston Mountains. High points like Bynum Ridge and Keener Knob overlook a network of creek valleys, including Fourteenmile Creek and Double Spring Creek.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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1972 Hulbert NE
Cherokee County, OK

1972 Hulbert NW
Cherokee County, OK

1972 Hulbert SE
Cherokee County, OK

1972 Tailholt
Cherokee County, OK

1972 Webbers Falls NE
Cherokee County, OK

1974 Qualls
Cherokee County, OK

1974 Thompson Corner
Cherokee County, OK
2010 Qualls
Cherokee County, OK
2010 Tailholt
Cherokee County, OK
2010 Thompson Corner
Cherokee County, OK
2012 Qualls
Cherokee County, OK
2012 Tailholt
Cherokee County, OK
2012 Thompson Corner
Cherokee County, OK
2016 Qualls
Cherokee County, OK
2016 Tailholt
Cherokee County, OK
2016 Thompson Corner
Cherokee County, OK
2019 Qualls
Cherokee County, OK
2019 Tailholt
Cherokee County, OK
2019 Thompson Corner
Cherokee County, OK

2022 Qualls
Cherokee County, OK

2022 Tailholt
Cherokee County, OK

2022 Thompson Corner
Cherokee County, OK